The Film Yap

“Oblivion” makes some ill-advised narrative decisions and largely wastes Tom Cruise, but a curious combination of analog patience and digital prowess saves it. Continue reading →

Chris and special guests Richard Propes and Bob Bloom address all the movie reboots that have been invading theaters. Is it time to rebut the reboots? Continue reading →

“The Darkest Hour” is the perfect example of what happens when a bad B-movie gets an A-sized budget. Not good. Not good at all. Continue reading →

After surviving WWII, a depression and two major fires, they’re still going strong. Continue reading →

“Attack the Block” is a middle-of-the-road horror flick that never lives up to its potential. Continue reading →

Simon Pegg and Nick Frost co-wrote and star in this charming love letter to nerds. Continue reading →

The wonderful show that has something for everyone astounds, terrifies and has plenty of mysteries for its fall return. Continue reading →

A mess of a movie, Green Lantern has moments of comic-book summer-movie goodness but leaves you unsatisfied. Continue reading →

A patently ridiculous action/war/alien-invasion flick that manages to squeak out some entertainment amidst the deafening booms. Continue reading →

“I got good news and bad news, girls. The good news is your dates are here. The bad news is they’re dead.” Need I say more?
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